For Sale Two 2nd Hand Trucks Wilmer Fell Davis Co
Wilmer Fell Davis Co of Federalsburg Maryland advertises two second hand trucks for sale. The notice mentions plans to implement estimated billing rates promptly once meters are available and to offer a special temporary electric service application showing class of service and estimated monthly bill. The program aims to serve existing and potential residential customers without penalty for meter shortages and will extend to Kent and Sussex Counties in Delaware.
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Wilmer Fell Davis Co
Federalsburg
Payne
Kent
Sussex Counties
Delaware
Carter Glass Dies in Capital After Long Senate Career
U S Senator Carter Glass dies in Washington after a career as a staunch party man. He opposed Alfred E. Smith in 1928 but supported him in the election when Virginia voted Republican for the first time since Reconstruction. He opposed Roosevelt’s third term, and could not attend the convention nominating Roosevelt for a fourth term. His Lynchburg home housed a Jersey cattle herd and was a major personal interest alongside his political and newspaper work.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Virginia
Reconstruction
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Lynchburg
Eastern Shore will connect residences without meters on estimate
Electric meters face manufacturing delays and rising demand. Eastern Shore Public Service Company Maryland will provide residential service without meters using an estimated billing plan approved by the Maryland Public Service Commission. Rates cover general lighting, appliances, refrigeration, and water heating with tiered classifications.
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Eastern Shore Public Service Company of
Maryland
Lewis Payne
Maryland Public Service Commission
Greensboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Greensboro residents share Sunday visits with the Laramores and others near the Greens boro-Goldsboro road while Elaine Edwards returns from Chestertown College for vacation. WSC leader Mrs. Jarvis met with Mrs. Wirts, Sallie Dickerson moves to Harrington, Meeks visit from Chester, and a car overturn injures Goldsboro graduate William Marvel. Bernard and daughter Josephine attend a Milford funeral for Eugene Sharp as Barbara Brumbaugh returns from St Marys Hall Burl ington New Jersey for the summer.
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John Burger Jr
Barbara Lee
Edward Laramore
Dover
Whitall Laramore
Greensboro-Goldsboro Road
Elaine Edwards
Chestertown College
Clinton Edwards
John Jarvis
William Wirts
Sallie Dickerson
Harrington
Joseph Meeks
Chester
Bessie Meeks
William Marvel
Goldsboro
Greensboro High School
Oscar Bernard
Josephine
Eugene Sharp
Milford
Barbara Brumbaugh
St. Marys Hall
Burlington
N .J
Irvin Brumbaugh
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Mr. Frank
Mr. Kleppinger
Delaware Aircraft Industries, Inc
Greenwood, Delaware
Ment
Stewart
Hillsboro, MD
Hillsboro
Wright’s Market
Denton
Denton Journal
Pete Beecher
Queenstown
Crouse
aArthur Trice
Williston, Md
Charles
Koenig Apartments
Market Street
Fred C. Brown
W. Franklin St
Baltimore
C. H. Bullock
Denton, Md
Rutgers
E. H. Hamstead
Greenwood
Del
James Temple
Howard O. Wise
Greensboro - Denton Road
Greensboro
H. H. Smith
John A. Fuchs
P. O. Ridgely
Addie Masden
5Th & Gay Sts
Fred J. Schlegel
E. Gay St
Ford
Victorine Bickling
Franklin Street
Emma Clark
John M. Good
John Deere Binder
William Bullock
6Th Street
John Towse
T. Sidney Collins
H. C. Wright
Howard Sand & Gravel Co
Denton Road
Aeronca
America
Joe Segrist Jr
Seaford
Atlanta Road
Parker W. Stone
Glad Gardens
Erich Schmidt
James C. Thomas
Oil City
Carter Glass
U. S
THE
Maryland Farm Front
PMA
Joseph H. Blanchford
Eben C. Jenkins
Congress
Proern
County Aaa Committee
OPA
Waterman Pens
Old Town
Sporting Goods
Shannahan & Wrightson
Hardware Company
Easton
Wright's Brew
Arizona
Oranges
Hamburg
Welch
Dulanu
Antispam
Raspberries
Central Committee
Democrats
Cies
John Max Chambers
Preston
George W. Clendaniel—Denton
Paul A. Croll
Beverly L. Goldsborough
Elmer T. Orme—Denton
Martin L. Sutton
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